2008 AMT Exemptions Update!

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04-25-2008, 03:14 PM

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2008 AMT Exemptions Update!

It appears that the IRS has decided to leave the higher AMT exemptions in place for 2008.

This will have the effect of potentially excluding millions of taxpayers from being subject to the wrath of the AMT minimum tax.

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